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Growing Antirrinium from seed

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  • 13-09-2020 12:05pm
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    ellejay
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    Hi

    I've read online that I can sow the seeds now, but what do you do with the plants feb march when it's very cold and frosty out.

    Should I move them into the shed?
    I don't have a green house.

    Maybe I just shouldn't sow them yet?

    Thanks for any help / advice.


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    Jim_Hodge
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    They're easy if protected through winter.
    Sow seeds autumn, or early spring in a greenhouse or covered tray on a sunny windowsill. Sow seeds thinly on the surface of compost, water and seal in a propagator or clear plastic bag. Transfer seeds when large enough to handle into pots and grow on in a sheltered spot or cold frame. Plant out after danger of frost has passed


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    ellejay
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    thanks Jim

    would the same apply to growing sweet pea variety snoopi from seed please


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